PIRMĀ SEMESTRA NOSLĒGUMA TESTI
Test your story-detective skills! Read each description carefully and work out the genre it points to.
1. Lewis Carroll – "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland"
A young girl follows a talking rabbit and wanders into a strange, imaginative world. She meets unusual characters, faces confusing challenges, and experiences events that make little sense in real life. The story is playful, creative, and told in a way that is especially enjoyable for younger readers.
A young girl follows a talking rabbit and wanders into a strange, imaginative world. She meets unusual characters, faces confusing challenges, and experiences events that make little sense in real life. The story is playful, creative, and told in a way that is especially enjoyable for younger readers.
2. Agatha Christie – "Murder on the Orient Express"
During a long winter journey on a famous train, a group of passengers become trapped in deep snow. Overnight, a man is found dead in his compartment, and every traveller seems to have something to hide. One skilled investigator begins questioning the passengers, collecting small details, and trying to understand how all the pieces fit together.
During a long winter journey on a famous train, a group of passengers become trapped in deep snow. Overnight, a man is found dead in his compartment, and every traveller seems to have something to hide. One skilled investigator begins questioning the passengers, collecting small details, and trying to understand how all the pieces fit together.
3. Charles Dickens – "Oliver Twist"
This story follows a young orphan who grows up in harsh conditions and is later drawn into the dangerous streets of London. He meets thieves, kind strangers, and powerful men who try to control his future. As Oliver struggles to survive, the book shows the difficult social problems of the time and the lives of ordinary people in the past.
This story follows a young orphan who grows up in harsh conditions and is later drawn into the dangerous streets of London. He meets thieves, kind strangers, and powerful men who try to control his future. As Oliver struggles to survive, the book shows the difficult social problems of the time and the lives of ordinary people in the past.
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